North Dakota State University

Fargo, ND

About

North Dakota State University is distinctive as a student-focused, land-grant, public, research university in Fargo, North Dakota. We are a top-ranked institution, providing affordable access to an excellent education that combines teaching and research in a rich learning environment. We educate leaders who solve national and global challenges – our graduates shape a better world.

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First-Year Student Tour

Enjoy a general campus tour that highlights the areas of campus where first-year students spend most of their time including classrooms, residence halls, and a dining center.

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Transfer Student Tour

Enjoy a general campus tour that highlights areas of campus where upper-division students spend most of their time including classrooms, upper-division housing, and more

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Residence Life Tour

Check out all of the residence halls that we have available for first-year students.

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Explore Campus

Photo Gallery

Exterior photo of A. Glenn Hill Center overlooking Churchill Field.

Completed in 2020, Aldevron Tower gives students access to the latest in health profession technology, lab spaces, and resources.

In the spring and summer months, the Babbling Brook lives up to its name when water bubbles through “buffalo-rubbed” quartzite.

Barry Hall is located in Downtown Fargo, which allows for lots of unique and exciting opportunities for our studenst!

Burgum Hall is named after the first female student at NDSU and is now a single-gender, first-year housing option for NDSU students.

Within Cater Hall, students can find 8 community lounges, 10 conversation nooks, 10 study spaces with floor-to-ceiling views, and 10 tech’d out huddle rooms.

Located on the first level in Ceres Hall, the Office of Admission helps you begin your NDSU journey with campus visits, application assistance, and more.

Questions?

Speak with a North Dakota State University admissions
officer or student tour guide.